Fortin Remote Start Car Starter System - EVOCHRT5


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The Fortin EVO-CHRT5 is a versatile all-in-one interface designed specifically for owners of Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep vehicles that utilize a regular metal ignition key. It serves as a comprehensive solution for adding remote start, door lock control, and alarm integration without requiring complex wiring modifications. While it offers a streamlined, factory-fit installation process, it is strictly limited to vehicles using standard metal keys and is not compatible with push-to-start or proximity key systems.
| Model Part Number | EVOCHRT5 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fortin |
No, the EVO-CHRT5 is designed exclusively for vehicles that use a standard metal key.
The EVO-CHRT5 is an interface module; it does not come with remotes, but allows you to add remote start functionality to your vehicle.
The system is vehicle-specific. Please verify your vehicle's exact make, model, and year against the compatibility list before installation.
You can update the firmware by connecting the module to a computer using a Fortin flash link updater cable.
Yes, they provide real-time status updates and diagnostic codes if the system encounters a fault during daily operation.
Verify that the 20-pin harness is fully seated and check the power and ground connections at the ignition plug.
This indicates a communication error. Unplug the module, verify the vehicle ignition is in the correct state, and re-attempt the self-learning sequence.
Ensure the key is in the ignition and turned to the appropriate position during the learning phase, and check that the CAN-bus wires are not swapped.
Installation begins by connecting the factory-fit T-harness to the vehicle's ignition switch assembly and plugging the 20-pin harness into the EVO-ALL module. Ensure the vehicle is confirmed to use a standard metal key before starting, as this system cannot emulate proximity keys. To maintain the system, ensure all harness connections are secure and zip-tied away from moving parts or steering column components. Periodic firmware updates via a PC connection may be required to maintain compatibility as new vehicle software updates are released by the manufacturer.